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B: Curves Setting Area

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Tone Select a tone for the black and white image from Cool Tone, Black and White, and Warm Tone. Note • The selection switches to Custom if you specify a color in the black and white color tone adjustment space. Black and White Color Tone Adjustment Space You can adjust the color tone of the black and white image by clicking the color field. You can also adjust by moving the sliders or by entering the X-coordinate and Y-coordinate values. Highlight Adjust the brightness of the brightest area. Move the slider to adjust the highlights. Set within the range of -50 to 50; move the slider to the right to increase and left to decrease the highlights. You can also set by entering the values. Shadow Adjust the brightness of the darkest area. Move the slider to adjust the shadows. Set within the range of -50 to 50; move the slider to the right to decrease and left to increase the shadows. You can also set by entering the values. Darken white areas in photo Select this checkbox to darken the highlights in the image; it will be easier to distinguish the boundary between the image and the paper. Move the slider to 3 to darken and 1 to lighten the color. Defaults Restores the settings made in the Black and White Tone Adjustment area to the default state. B: Curves Setting Area Curves Adjustment Space Adjust the image brightness using graphs (Curves) showing the balance of tone input and output. Drag specific points to freely adjust the brightness of the corresponding areas. 101

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Tone
Select a tone for the black and white image from
Cool Tone
,
Black and White
, and
Warm Tone
.
Note
•
The selection switches to
Custom
if you specify a color in the black and white color tone
adjustment space.
Black and White Color Tone Adjustment Space
You can adjust the color tone of the black and white image by clicking the color field.
You can also adjust by moving the sliders or by entering the X-coordinate and Y-coordinate values.
Highlight
Adjust the brightness of the brightest area. Move the slider to adjust the highlights.
Set within the range of -50 to 50; move the slider to the right to increase and left to decrease the
highlights.
You can also set by entering the values.
Shadow
Adjust the brightness of the darkest area. Move the slider to adjust the shadows.
Set within the range of -50 to 50; move the slider to the right to decrease and left to increase the
shadows.
You can also set by entering the values.
Darken white areas in photo
Select this checkbox to darken the highlights in the image; it will be easier to distinguish the
boundary between the image and the paper.
Move the slider to
3
to darken and
1
to lighten the color.
Defaults
Restores the settings made in the Black and White Tone Adjustment area to the default state.
B: Curves Setting Area
Curves Adjustment Space
Adjust the image brightness using graphs (Curves) showing the balance of tone input and output.
Drag specific points to freely adjust the brightness of the corresponding areas.
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